Next is the main loop. It starts off with the REPEAT command. This command along with the UNTIL command creates a loop until the specified equation is true. Next there is the CHK variable. this is used to check if the puzzle is solved. Then there is the first FOR command used to find the value of the coordinate. The Second FOR command is used to find the value of the number. Next-

Next is this set of question marks. You probably know that they act just like the PRINT command. Anyway, this displays the inital box.

Next, you'll find @RESET. This represents the reset point. After that there is the GOSSUB command inside the FOR loop. This command goes to the specified label until it finds the RETURN command. Then it heads back. The second FOR command is so set the CX and CY variables back at coordinates (2,2).

I forgot. The NEXT command ends the FOR command. Also, the third FOR command and the M variable sets the puzzle at the starting position.

The DATA command stores information in the code.

Next you will find the DIM command. This is used to create arrays. Arrays are simply sets of organized variables. Next you'll find the FOR command this allows you to go through a set of numbers. after the two FOR commands you will find the READ command. this command reads the data up above. finally there is the CX and CY variables. these determine the location of the blank space in the puzzle.

Next you will see all of the data for the numbers. The last one is filled with spaces so I don't half to clear the text every time I move a piece. The numbers are simply overwritten with blank spaces.

The first command here is ACLS. ts is used to reset all of the visual data.

No I was just confused. I'll start explaing.

Do you want to learn how my slider puzzle works, or do you want me to help you on yours?

I know what that part of the code if for. Anyway, I found a VERY complex algorithm to find if the puzzle can be solved. I'll help you implement it into your program.

I'm back! I looked over your code, and I don't completely understand it. But, I did find the glitch (In the screen shot). Unfortunately, the way you programed it only works 50% of the time. This is because of the way that slider puzzles work. I'll start looking for a simple solution to this glitch.

I'll try in a bit. I'm going to spend some time with my relatives.

I combined the look of your program with the mechanics of mine. Key: JK4NYE4S

Publish the game, and i'll see what I can do.

Today is Christmas Eve and I would like to hand out my presents early.- Christmas_Pack Key: NXVNK3A4 This folder includes some of my older games, and some of my new ones. But, the main game in the folder is Save_Christmas. Its a fun Christmas platformer that I encourage you to try out.

I made a simple slider puzzle for you. I'ts a bit complex, but It might help you. Key: D5WE5EKV

Almost finished!

I still don't understand how this works. Could you post a demo?

Here's another screen-shot.